What I want from it
- Take a project through the whole chain: CAD, CAM, CNC, finished object.
- Run the CNC safely and sensibly: feeds, speeds, clamping, tools.
- Use 7Ds and SDLC as real frameworks, not formalities.
LELEK / About
The student behind it
LELEK is an individual project from the course Systems Thinking in IT and Digital Fabrication at FIIT STU: everything from CAD to the wooden button, and the documentation, by one student.
Student
Software engineering student, final year of the master’s programme · Bratislava, Slovakia
I like seeing how the layers fit together, from hardware up to the user. LELEK is my project for the course Systems Thinking in IT and Digital Fabrication: take one object from idea to a finished piece, and document it as I go instead of at the end.
I chose the nightjar because it is a bird you hear far more often than you see. My earlier work is mostly software and infrastructure: CI/CD with Docker and Nginx, Linux administration, and web front ends in Svelte.
Away from the screen: working with wood by hand, hiking, photography, cooking and cats.
Embedded and AVRLinuxDockerCI/CDSveltePythonDocumentationGit
The course
Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies (FIIT), Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. Academic year 2026/2027. Student ID in the course: ST-017.
The project's documentation site covers the 7Ds management view, SDLC technical documentation, a Q12 product view, and a blog of KNIFE entries with every board version.